Welcome to Our Hint House. This is Marianne Sullivan. And this is Jasmine Singer. And this week, Jasmine will be speaking with Hartmut Keywart. He is an artist who is creating some of these really, really amazing visionary paintings,

not of how bad things are, but of what the world could look like if people actually did love animals and acted like they loved animals.

And I know you love, always love interviewing artists.

And this was no exception, right?

Yeah, totally.

And Hartmute is an activist through and through.

We'll link to some of his work in the show notes.

It is kind of challenging sometimes to do an audio interview with a visual artist, but I actually find that intriguing.

And I think Hartmute did an incredible job of really getting across what he's doing.

And I absolutely love his work.

Just in case people do want to take a look at it while they're listening to the interview,

I think we should mention his website here.

The English website is EN.H-A-R-T-M-U-T-K-I-E-W-E-R-T-D-E.

And so that way you can see these extraordinary paintings at the same time he's talking about them.

So it's, again, just to reiterate, it's en.

.hartmute-Kuart.de. So, yeah, that's a great idea, unless you're driving, it's en. Dot-Hartmootkewort.

So, yeah, that's a great idea, unless you're driving, in which case, don't open you.

All right.

So before we get to a few things that we wanted to chat about, I wanted to share something

that I received over email, and it just sounded so cool that we wanted to chat about. I wanted to share something that I received over email,

and it just sounded so cool that we were like,

yeah, we have to talk about this.

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